EMP in German
EMP in German is EMI, EMP — EMP means electromagnetic pulse: a short, intense burst of electromagnetic energy that can induce damaging surges of current in electronics and power lines, produced by a nuclear detonation, a specialised weapon or a severe solar storm.
EMP in German
EMI
Initialism of electromagnetic pulse.
EMP
Initialism of electromagnetic pulse.
What does "EMP" mean?
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noun Electromagnetic pulse: a short, intense burst of electromagnetic energy that can induce damaging surges of current in electronics and power lines, produced by a nuclear detonation, a specialised weapon or a severe solar storm.
"A high-altitude EMP could knock out the grid across several states."
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noun Employee, used as an abbreviation in payroll systems, database fields and staff records.
"Enter the EMP ID before submitting the timesheet."
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EMP in a sentence
- A high-altitude EMP could knock out the grid across several states.
- The equipment is shielded to survive an EMP.
- Enter the EMP ID before submitting the timesheet.
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What is "EMP" in German?
"EMP" in German is EMI, EMP. EMP means: Electromagnetic pulse: a short, intense burst of electromagnetic energy that can induce damaging surges of current in electronics and power lines, produced by a nuclear detonation, a specialised weapon or a severe solar storm.
How do you use "EMP" in a sentence?
Example: "A high-altitude EMP could knock out the grid across several states." In German, "EMP" is EMI, EMP.
Are there other ways to say "EMP" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "EMP": EMI, EMP.
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